The detection of space-time interactions¶
Knox, E. G. (1964). The detection of space-time interactions. Journal of the Royal Statistical Society. Series C (Applied Statistics), 13(1), 25-30.
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- Epidemiology: Contacts and infections cluster spatially and temporally (households, neighborhoods, recent exposure windows), so that case locations and times are autocorrelated rather than uniformly scattered; this is precisely why ring vaccination, local containment, and contact tracing are effective interventions.
This sourceSeminal test for spatial-and-temporal clustering of disease cases; formalizes that infections are autocorrelated in space and time, the structural basis for ring vaccination, local containment, and contact tracing and for the explicit cache-to-contact-tracing transfer.
- Epidemiology: Contacts and infections cluster spatially and temporally (households, neighborhoods, recent exposure windows), so that case locations and times are autocorrelated rather than uniformly scattered; this is precisely why ring vaccination, local containment, and contact tracing are effective interventions.
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